10.04.2022
Ever since digitization found its way into the art market, a very special phenomenon can be observed in these areas: there is a tension between, on the one hand, aesthetically appealing objects that arouse desire and a passion for collecting in people and, on the other hand, with which very extraordinary profit margins can be achieved . “Art therefore has a certain Janus-faced character, and institutions rightly ask themselves whether they can interestingly expand their portfolios through art as an asset class,” says Dr. Pascal Decker in an interview with Jörg Birkelbach.
NFTs in particular are ideal for interesting portfolio diversification and should not be neglected from an investment perspective. In a way, by linking real physical artworks and a digital proof of authentication, an artwork can be made more tradable. For Investment Channel, the founding partner of dtb rechtsanwälte sheds light on what distinguishes art as an investment class and which innovative thrusts are currently shaking up the art market.
For the whole interview: https://bit.ly/38LCELq
10.04.2022
Ever since digitization found its way into the art market, a very special phenomenon can be observed in these areas: there is a tension between, on the one hand, aesthetically appealing objects that arouse desire and a passion for collecting in people and, on the other hand, with which very extraordinary profit margins can be achieved . “Art therefore has a certain Janus-faced character, and institutions rightly ask themselves whether they can interestingly expand their portfolios through art as an asset class,” says Dr. Pascal Decker in an interview with Jörg Birkelbach.
NFTs in particular are ideal for interesting portfolio diversification and should not be neglected from an investment perspective. In a way, by linking real physical artworks and a digital proof of authentication, an artwork can be made more tradable. For Investment Channel, the founding partner of dtb rechtsanwälte sheds light on what distinguishes art as an investment class and which innovative thrusts are currently shaking up the art market.
For the whole interview: https://bit.ly/38LCELq